Valley Queen’s new EP, “Destroyer,” arrives March 10, and the soaring single “Stars Align” is among the songs featured on NPR Music’s “The Austin 100” SXSW preview.
L.A. trio Clipping team up with Boston’s Sickness on the first track of the compilation album “NOISE,” which is available for free download from Adult Swim.
Do you let bygones be bygones? Holding on to the past gets the royal treatment in the new rocker from the Legendary House Cats.
The L.A. psych-pop ensemble channel the 1960s on their sweetly narcotic first single. Come party, and check your seriousness at the door.
The new EP from the Los Angeles rockers moves away from their guitar-driven roots into songs conceived on keyboards and drums. They’re no less infectious.
The debut album from 24-year-old Alle Norton is 10 tracks of synth-pop magic, rooted in the 1980s and conceived in her bedroom.
Ty Segall returns with Charles Moothart and Roland Cosio as the power trio Fuzz for another dose of dirty blues-rock.
It’s hard to ignore Cold War Kids this past year, what with solo or side projects springing up like bunnies [see next post], the quintet touring like dervishes and our encountering their latest single on the radio in sometimes unexpected places.
Australian brothers Keith and Michael Jeffery — who tickle ears and move feet as Atlas Genius — set up home base in Hollywood after enjoying success with their debut album, 2013’s “When It Was Now,” and its gold-selling single “Trojans.” They’ve now completed work on the follow-up album. “Inanimate Objects” will be out Aug. 28 via […]
Jonathan Bates must have a heart of gold. In the past year, his father died of a stroke, he lost a best friend to cancer and the storage unit containing all his music gear was emptied by thieves. So what does the Big Black Delta main man do? He releases a new song (a free […]
